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Ski Shack Classroom Fundraiser

Children are engaged in outdoor activities in a forest and snowy landscape.

Help build a warm, safe, year-round outdoor classrooms for students and the community.

The Boston School Forest is replacing the aging Ski Shack with a modern, energy-efficient classroom that will serve students, families, and community groups for generations. This project will be entirely grant and donor funded.

Project Cost: $235,000
Raised So Far: $120,000
Remaining Goal: $115,000

Donate now!

We're More Than Halfway There!

A pie chart with orange and green halves, labeled %22Remaining Goal $115,000%22 and %22Raised so Far $120,000%22 respectively, is set against a white background.

 

“I just really love this place. Whether it’s winter time or summer time, planting potatoes or cross country skiing, there are a lot of cool activities. I just love giving back to our community that way.”

- John Thieme, Owner, Eagle Tree Care LLC

Donate & Leave a Lasting Legacy

To celebrate your generosity, we are creating a special donor display inside the new Ski Shack Classroom! Every contribution will be honored with a laser-engraved tree cross-section (tree slice) featuring your name. These unique tokens of appreciation will be proudly displayed on our wall, with the size of the "tree cookie" scaling to match your level of contribution.

Donations are accepted online and through the mail.

Boston School Forest 
c/o Karla Lockman 
1900 Polk Street
Stevens Point, WI 54481

“Supporting the Ski Shack is going to help continue the tradition of the Boston School Forest. So many kids love coming out here. A lot of parents come here and they have memories of coming here as kids. Being able to continue this tradition for years to come and having a suitable building to do that is really important.”

- Alex Brzezinski, Caretaker, Boston School Forest

More About the Ski Shack Classroom

Boston School Forest Champions

Alex Brzezinski: Caretaker, Boston School Forest

Cindy Bredow and Angie Hauer: Master Gardeners

John Thieme: Owner, Eagle Tree Care

Karla Lockman, Boston School Forest Program Leader